It took I don't know how many years and iterations of this game for me to finally get to the "end" of the campaign. I firmly believe this is a very important one to run through for just about anyone. A lot of the themes are solid and respectful allegories about mental illnesses, the game play and story telling have moved leaps and bounds from what I remember way back when (no pun intended), the scoring is powerful and beautiful. It's more or less truly a free game, unless you don't want it to be, that can be enjoyed solo but enjoyed better with friends. It's by no means flawless, but it's worth the pedestal a great many people put it on.

It took I don't know how many years and iterations of this game for me to finally get to the "end" of the campaign. I firmly believe this is a very important one to run through for just about anyone. A lot of the themes are solid and respectful allegories about mental illnesses, the game play and story telling have moved leaps and bounds from what I remember way back when (no pun intended), the scoring is powerful and beautiful. It's more or less truly a free game, unless you don't want it to be, that can be enjoyed solo but enjoyed better with friends. It's by no means flawless, but it's worth the pedestal a great many people put it on.